Written by Dave Kirby and Glenn Martin.
(c Sony-ATV Tree Publishing.)
From "My 6 Latest And 6 Greatest", c 1994, Honest.2, Mercury.
Rain dripping off the brim of my hat,
It sure is cold today.
An' here I am a-walkin' down Sixty Six,
Wish she hadn't done me that way.
Sleeping under a table in a roadside park,
A man could wake up dead.
But it sure seems warmer than it did,
Sleeping in our king size bed.
Is anybody going to San Antone,
Or Phoenix, Arizona.
Any place is all right as long as I,
Can forget I've ever known her.
Wind whippin down the neck of my shirt,
Like I aint got nothin' on.
But I'd rather fight the wind and rain,
Than what I been fightin' at home.
Yonder comes a truck with the U.S. Mail,
People writin' letters back home.
Tomorrow she'll probably want me back,
But I'll be just as gone.
Is anybody going to San Antone,
Or Phoenix, Arizona.
Any place is all right as long as I,
Can forget I've ever known her.
Any place is all right as long as I,
Can forget I've ever known her.
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